Incidental mortality in fisheries Sample Clauses

Incidental mortality in fisheries. 3.2.1 The Parties shall take appropriate operational, management and other measures to reduce or eliminate the mortality of albatrosses and petrels resulting incidentally from fishing activities. Where possible, the measures applied should follow best current practice.
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Incidental mortality in fisheries. 11.1 Foraging Ranges and Overlap with Fisheries 13 11.2 Standards for Bycatch Data Collection 13 11.3 Estimation of Bycatch 14 11.4 Bycatch Mitigation 14 11.5 Establishment of Seabird Bycatch Working Group 15 12. Advisory Committee Work Programme
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Incidental mortality in fisheries. 11.1 Foraging Ranges and Overlap with Fisheries
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